Three's a crowd: However the models didn't quite look so comfortable, when the camera captured their faces...

They are described as risking 'injury and death' in order to capture nuisance alligators
that have invaded the backyards, swimming pools, garages and bedrooms of
Florida Everglades residents.

They then return them to safety, away from the hands of trappers.

Gator Boys has been a success story on Animal Planetafter beginning back in January, but Beddard and Riffle say they are just doing what they love.

In the thick of it: One reluctant model bravely ventures into the pool while the cameraman films

Demonstration: The ladies were able to follow instructions from the alligator experts

'I am SO blessed and thankful,' Bedard told Animal Planet. Everyday is a new adventure and has a new surprise.

'There are very few days in my life that I can recall, that I wouldn't love to be able to live over 10 or 20 times. I'm the luckiest guy in the world.

'People think my friends and I are these
really tough guys; because we work with all these dangerous animals, put
our own stitches in and because I used to run a hundred miles a week
and stuff, but they have no idea,'

Gator aid: The Animal Planet series began earlier this year and has gone from strength to strength